Snow
In winter.
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Solang Valley is a side valley at the head of the Kullu Valley in Himachal Pradesh, India, 14 km north-west of Manali by road and about 9 km in a straight line, on the way to Rohtang Pass. Its name joins the name of a nearby village with a word for a stream. The valley is known for its wide green slopes, making it a ski resort in winter, when ski schools hire out equipment for the season. Snowy peaks and pine forests ring the valley. Snow covers the meadows in winter, and from May, as it melts, skiing gives way to paragliding, zorbing and other activities. Peaks such as Hanuman Tibba look down on it. It gets crowded in holidays, so early morning is quieter. Mountain weather changes fast, so bring warm clothes even in summer. The road continues towards the Atal Tunnel, which leads through the mountains to the Lahaul valley.
In winter.
From May.
Hanuman Tibba.
Near Manali, Kullu Valley, Himachal Pradesh, India
December to February.
Yes.